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3.93 Ct. Yellowish Brown Tourmaline from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Aug 31
Item ID: | K28934 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.71 Width: 8.33 Height: 6.24 |
Weight: | 3.93 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $306 |
The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present a single, beautifully transparent 3.93 carat emerald cut yellowish brown tourmaline, a gem that stands apart from the typical market offerings in both quality and provenance. This stone measures 9.71 millimeters by 8.33 millimeters by 6.24 millimeters, and its emerald cut emphasizes linear elegance and broad table brilliance, qualities that many round or mixed cuts cannot replicate. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity grade is eye clean, a distinction that usually costs significantly more in other gemstones or treated tourmalines. The color intensity is intense, delivering a warm, rich hue that reads as sophisticated and versatile, and the polish is excellent, giving a refined surface finish that maximizes light return. Importantly, this tourmaline is completely natural with no enhancement, a feature that makes it more desirable and more honest in value than many stones on the market that rely on heat or irradiation to improve appearance. Coming from Tanzania, this gem benefits from East African sourcing where artisanal miners have long produced stones with character and integrity.
When you compare this piece to other available tourmalines, you see clear advantages. Many commercial stones are smaller, included, or treated, whereas this example offers substantial carat weight, clarity, and color all in one emerald cut that flatters settings and lends itself to bespoke design. Yellowish brown tourmaline is less common than pinks or greens, giving it a unique position for collectors and designers seeking something distinctive. Historically, warm brown and golden gemstones have been used across cultures for grounding, protection, and as symbols of status, and stones from East Africa have a legacy of being carried as amulets and set into important jewelry. That heritage enhances its appeal as an heirloom worthy gem, suitable for a signature ring or pendant that can be passed down. For connoisseurs weighing quality, authenticity, and rarity, this 3.93 carat Tanzanian tourmaline offered by The Natural Gemstone Company represents a superior choice, combining ethical origin, natural beauty, and enduring traditional resonance.





















